Senior Infrastructure Engineer

Eagle Wireless is building the connective tissue of the physical world.

Every connected car, every industrial sensor, every IoT device that needs to talk to the cloud reliably and securely — that’s where we come in. We design and deliver cellular modules and connectivity solutions that automotive, and IoT companies trust to work for years, in the field, without compromise.

Our teams span North America, Europe, and APAC, giving you the chance to collaborate with world-class engineers and go-to-market experts solving hard problems at global scale — from cybersecurity and supply chain resilience to regulatory compliance across dozens of markets.

If you want your work to matter in a world that’s rapidly connecting everything, and you want to do it alongside people obsessed with getting the hard stuff right, Eagle Wireless is where that happens.

Eagle Wireless is the only Western-aligned provider of IoT and automotive connectivity modules with operations across North America, Europe, and APAC. We deliver secure, high-performance connectivity solutions for automotive and IoT markets, backed by U.S.

-based manufacturing, global engineering expertise, and local support in every region where we operate. Featured in the Wall Street Journal. $44M raised. Growing fast.

This is an on-site role in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Solon, Ohio is possible for the right candidate. The role involves regular travel to our sites in North America and occasional travel to Europe and APAC.

You will own the compute layer every team at Eagle Wireless runs on: physical servers and storage at our sites, our AWS accounts, the virtual machines and clusters on both, the container platform on top of them, the Linux systems our engineers build and test on, and the backup and recovery behind all of it. Our stack is Proxmox, AWS, Ubuntu and RHEL/Rocky, Podman, Ansible, and Axcient.

This is a platform seat. You set the standard, write it down, and make the site teams better at running it.

• Servers, hypervisor hosts, storage, and UPS at our locations, including racking, cabling, out-of-band management (IPMI/iLO/iDRAC), and NAS storage
• Hardware lifecycle, capacity planning, and patching, including failed-disk replacement and data recovery
• The compute foundation for the new Solon factory and headquarters

• AWS accounts, regions, EC2, storage, and ECR, including account lifecycle and AWS health and abuse notices
• Virtual machines and clusters on-premises and in AWS, for every team that runs on them:
  Proxmox installs, VM standards, P2V and rehosting of physical servers, and AWS image imports
• Backup and recovery for the infrastructure IT owns, tested rather than assumed:
  Axcient, Proxmox Backup Server, drive imaging, and AWS image restores, including backups of the DHCP, DNS, and firewall configurations
• Linux and Windows server hardening for the hosts IT owns

• The container platform: rootless Podman with systemd Quadlets, Portainer, the private registry, and the standards for how services are deployed
• Ansible-based deployment with least-privilege access, so application teams can deploy without IT involvement
• Reverse proxies and certificates: nginx and Traefik, SSL issuance and renewal, and the standard for publishing applications through the proxy
• Linux server installs, user, sudo, and SSH key provisioning, and a defined process for developer requests for root access, build machines, and test VMs
• Hands-on Linux support for our engineers at the operating system level: build machines, test systems, packages, networking, storage, and performance
• The instances behind internal services such as Jenkins, Gerrit, PyPI, and FTP/EDI. IT stands up and runs the instances.…